Mohamed but call me a Son of Gao's Substack
Son of GaoMusic, culture, and sports mixed with Shenanigans and analysis.
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Aissata Traoré is magic, and the record crowd at the Gillette Stadium felt it
In the opening game for Boston’s return to professional women’s soccer, a record number of 30 207 fans showed up, and one player took huge steps toward becoming a crowd favorite. Malian international Aissata Traore wrote a promising first c...
Aïssata Traoré is Calm, Confident, and Ready to live her NWSL dream at Boston Legacy
When the offer came in, I didn’t hesitate, Traore tells me over Zoom. In our brief conversation, she gave me a locked-in and easy-going impression. I genuinely enjoyed the conversation with the first Malian international in the NWSL as we d...
"60% of African players left the NWSL"
As I prep for the 2026-27 season, I came to a sobering conclusion: nearly 60% of African players from the 2024 - 2025 season have left the NWSL, with most having played less than a season.
Lusotropicalism, Benfica and the Portuguese Ideal
Portuguese colonialism deemed itself special, the theory that Portugal was unique among colonial powers because its culture naturally produced multicultural societies free of racism and segregation. The word for this? Lusotropicalism. Benfi...
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